ICAO Abbreviations/Codes Flashcards

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Meteorology

COT

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At the coast

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Meteorology

ARP

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Air-report

(message type designator)

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Meteorology

BCFG

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Fog patches

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Meteorology

AIREP

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Air-report

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Meteorology

ARS

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Special air-report

(message type designator)

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Meteorology

NSC

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Nil significant cloud

DGAC – si no hay nubes de importancia para las operaciones, ningún cumulonimbus y ninguna restricción sobre visibilidad vertical y no es apropiada la abreviatura “CAVOK”, debe emplearse la abreviatura “NSC”

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Meterology

CAVOK

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Visibility, cloud and present weather better than prescribed values or conditions

DAP 03 07 p. 8

DGAC – se observan simultáneamente las siguientes condiciones:
1. visibilidad: 10 Km. o más; y no se notifica la visibilidad mínima
2. ninguna nubosidad de importancia para las operaciones; y
3. ninguna condición meteorológica que tenga significación para la aviación

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Meteorology

…GR

Following TS

A
  • Hail
  • Granizo
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Meteorology

NOSIG

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  • No significant change
  • Sin ningún cambio importante

(used in trend-type OCNL landing forecasts)

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Meteorology

INC

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In clouds

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PSYS

met.

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Pressure systems

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TS

met.

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Thunderstorm

(in aerodrome reports and forecasts, TS used alone means thunder heard but no precipitation at the aerodrome)

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Meterología

MTW

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Mountain wave

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Meterología

MNM

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Minimum

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Meteorology

RE…

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Recent

(used to qualify weather phenomena, e.g. RERA = recent rain)

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Naviation, IAPs

INT

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Intersection

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MIFG

met.

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Shallow fog

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ICE

met.

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Icing

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Meteorology

PRFG

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Aerodrome partially covered by fog

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SC

met.

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Stratocumulus

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AC

met.

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Altocumulus

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Meteorology

TN…

Followed by figures in TAF

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Minimum temperature

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Meteorology

M…

Followed by figures in METAR/SPECI

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Minimum value of runway visual range

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TX…

met. (followed by figures in METAR/SPECI and TAF)

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Maximum value of wind speed, temperature, or RVR

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QNH
Regional or airfield pressure setting set when flying by reference to altitude above MSL at or below the transition altitude.
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QNE
Altimeter setting used when flying above the transition level by reference to flight levels (29.92 inHg or 1013.25 hPa).
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TODA | runway declared distances
Take-Off Distance Available ## Footnote The entire distance that can be utilized for takeoff, including both the paved runway and any clearway beyond the runway
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# Aerodromes TORA | runway declared distances
Take-Off Run Available ## Footnote Length of prepared surface runway that an aircraft can use for a takeoff roll
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ASDA | runway declared distances
Accelerate-Stop Distance Available ## Footnote Total length of runway available (which may include a stopway) to accelerate from brake release to V1 plus the distance required to safely abort or decelerate to a stop (applies to rejected takeoffs).
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# Aerodromes SWY
Stopway ## Footnote Area beyond the runway that provides extra stopping distance. Must: * Be at least as wide as the runwy * Be positioned on the extended runway centerline * Be able to support the weight of the arcraft
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# Airport Environment EMAS
Engineered Materials Arresting System
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LDA | runway declared distances
Landing Distance Available ## Footnote Distance from the threshold to complete the approach, touchdown, and decelerate to a stop, plus safety factors.
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# Navigation TVOR
Terminal VOR
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# Aerodromes WIP
Work in progress
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# Meteorology DS
Duststorm
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# Meteorology SS
Sandstorm
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# Meteorology IC
Ice crystals (diamond dust)
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# Meteorology TL... | Followed by forecast end time
Till...
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# IAPs TCH
Threshold Crossing Height
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# Time HJ
* ICAO: Sunrise to sunset * DGAC: Desde CCCM a FCCV | Léxico DGAC
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# Met. GAMET
Area forecast for low-level flights Pronostico de area para vuelos a bajo nivel
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# Meteorology VAL
* In valleys * En los valles
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# Meteorology 9999
Visibility 10km or more
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# Meteorology Q... followed by four digits
QNH setting in a METAR
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# Meteorology NSW
* Nil significant weather * Ningún tiempo significativo ## Footnote Para indicar la finalización de fenómenos meteorológicos significativos deberá utilizarse la abreviatura NSW (pronóstico tipo TREND)
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# Meteorology . . . V . . .
Variations from the mean wind direction | (preceded and followed by figures in METAR/SPECI, e.g. 350V070)
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# Meteorology HZ
* Haze * Calima
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# Meteorology STNR
Stationary
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# Meteorology WKN
Weaken or weakening
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# General CTN
Caution
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# Meteorology TCU
Towering cumulus
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# General WI
Within (defined area)
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# General CNL
Cancel or cancelled
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# ATC AFIL
Flight plan filed in the air
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# General and Meteorology NC
No change
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# Meteorology NCD
No cloud detected | (used in automated METAR/SPECI)
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# Meteorology VRB
Variable ## Footnote * Fluctuation ≥ 60° in average wind direction; or * Winds < 6 KT
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# Meteorology CI
Cirrus
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# Meteorology NS
Nibostratus
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# Meteorology JTST
Jetstream
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# Meteorology (Chile specific) MTS
Metros | FEDACH p. 153
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# Meteorology (Chile specific) INT
Interior | FEDACH p. 153
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# Meteorology (Chile specific) MILFT
Miles de pies
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# NOTAMs U/S
Unserviceable
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# General WDI
Wind Direction Indicator
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LLZ | Nav
Localizer
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VC | met.
Vicinity ## Footnote * Para fenómenos observaods dentro de 8kms desde el perímetro del aeródromo, pero no en el aeródromo mismo
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PO | met.
Dust/sand whirls (dust devils) | remolinos de polvo o arena
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NDV | met.
No directional variations available (used in automated METAR/SPECI)
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RE... | met.
Recent